Don't get trapped in a pyramid scheme

So the hourly pay it's not 25 an hour. It's just how many sales you make you get a percentage of it. So it's like a pyramid scheme. It is not. At all. I was like, is it gonna, I was like, can I ask how it is? I'm glad she realized it was a pyramid scheme, but I'm gonna give y'all some telltale signs that you're in a pyramid scheme because a lot of young people can get trapped in one. Number one is a group interview, right? More likely than not, a group interview is just a sign of a pyramid scheme. Because why would you ever be interviewing candidates in a group for an actual job position? Next, is if there's any sort of application fee. If you ever have to pay something in order to gather knowledge, that is not gonna happen at an actual job. You're never gonna have to pay money to actually find out how to operate there and how to work. And especially if the range like you can make $50 or $5,000 in a day, that range is not happening with an actual full-time job. And then finally, is if they ever try and frame the job description as this is a great way to make some extra money. No, it is not, right? They're just gonna have you in a pyramid scheme trying to do sales and sell these products that nobody actually wants. So, the hourly pay it's not 25 an hour. It's just how many sales you make you get a percentage of it. So it's like a pyramid scheme. It is not. At all. I was like, is it gonna, I was like, can I ask how it is? I'm glad she realized it was a pyramid scheme, but I'm gonna give y'all some telltale signs that you're in a pyramid scheme because a lot of young people can get trapped in one. Number one is a group interview, right? More likely than not, a group interview is just a sign of a pyramid scheme. Because why would you ever be interviewing candidates in a group for an actual job position? Next, is if there's any sort of application fee. If you ever have to pay something in order to gather knowledge, that is not gonna happen at an actual job. You're never gonna have to pay money to actually find out how to operate there and how to work. And especially if the range like you can make $50 or $5,000 in a day, that range is not happening with an actual full-time job. And then finally, is if they ever try and frame the job description as this is a great way to make some extra money. No, it is not, right? They're just gonna have you in a pyramid scheme trying to do sales and sell these products that nobody actually wants.